Skip to content
rule 11 reader
  • about
    • about me
    • mailing list
    • author page
    • rss feeds
  • reading
    • technology books
    • skills books
    • fiction books
    • philosophy & culture books
    • christian books
    • papers
    • worth reading
  • categories
    • career
      • career
      • design skills
      • communication skills
      • education
      • soft skills
      • troubleshooting skills
    • coding
    • complexity
    • culture
    • ddos
    • ipv6
    • other technologies
    • research
    • reviews
    • routing
      • bgp
      • bgp security
      • eigrp
      • is-is
      • ospf
      • mpls
      • other routing
    • security
    • standards
    • worth reading
    • content type
      • long video
      • long audio
      • short video
      • written
    • other
      • governance
      • humor
    • archive
  • the hedge
  • history
  • resources
    • my goodreads
    • my feedly
    • network icons
  • photos

On the ‘net: You always need more

There is never enough. Whatever you name in the world of networking, there is simply not enough. There are not enough ports. There is not enough speed. There is not enough bandwidth. Many times, the problem of “not enough” manifests itself as “too much”—there is too much buffering and there are too many packets being dropped.

Related

Posted in HUMOR, ON THE NET
← The Art and Necessity of RefocusingThe Hedge 26: Jason Gooley and CHINOG →
© 2023 rule 11 reader | Powered by Beaver Builder
Scroll To Top